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He said he was stunned when the official reportedly defended the expenditure by asking, “Do you know who he is? Do you know his wealth?” and saying, “What is the big deal?” Disu contrasted this attitude with public service in the United States, where he said even wealthy cabinet members can fly economy because of the responsibility attached to their positions. He also referenced billionaire Aliko Dangote, saying he had known him for decades and did not believe he owned a Rolls-Royce, adding that the latest vehicle he had seen him use was an electric car. “There is something called understanding purpose. He has a purpose. Set an example,” Disu said.

There Is No Hope For Nigeria In Our Lifetime. I Don’t See A Miracle Happening — Journalist Jimi Disu gives up. Veteran journalist Jimi Disu has expressed pessimism about Nigeria’s prospects, saying he does not expect a major turnaround in his lifetime. “There is no hope oh… not in our lifetime. I don’t see it,” Disu said, referencing the biblical “threescore and ten” and adding, “I don’t see a miracle happening.” He attributed his outlook to what he described as the influence of “Boys Quarters boys” who have “completely overrun the system,” arguing that many people in leadership no longer understand sacrifice or the responsibility that comes with public office. Disu cited a recent exchange involving Seun Okinbaloye and an FIRS official over the purchase of an expensive vehicle by the President during difficult economic conditions.

He claimed some Ghanaians learnt the trade in Nigeria for about nine months before considering themselves trained, unlike the longer Igbo apprenticeship system where young people learn under experienced business owners before being settled to start their own ventures. Kanayo said the difference in training and financial backing contributed to why Ghana’s movie industry is not as progressive as Nigeria’s. “That’s why your industry is not as prosperous as Nigeria’s,” he said. He also recalled the sacrifices behind Nollywood’s early growth, saying filmmakers sometimes used cooking allowances, borrowed cars and relied on people’s houses to shoot movies. “Some women make movies with their cooking allowance given by their husbands,” he said, adding that filmmakers once stopped cars on the street and asked owners to allow them to use the vehicles for scenes.

There are more rich men in Nigeria than Ghana. They’ve not finished learning from us. That’s why their movie industry isn’t as progressive as ours — Actor Kanayo Kanayo. Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has attributed the Nigerian film industry’s greater prosperity to the country’s apprenticeship culture and stronger financial support from wealthy individuals. Speaking in Ghana during the press event for Lil Win’s Journey to Africa, Kanayo said Nigeria has more wealthy and generous individuals who are willing to support people learning the trade, even when there is a risk of losing their money. “There are more rich men in Nigeria than Ghana, that’s true, more rich men who are more generous,” he said. He also argued that Ghana’s film industry has not fully completed the kind of apprenticeship process that helped build Nigeria’s entertainment industry. “Ghana started this apprenticeship under this kind of circumstance in Nigeria. But did not stay to finish the apprenticeship,” Kanayo said.

Odumeje also warned pastors against telling young Nigerians that their primary responsibility is to pray, saying such messages could discourage them from pursuing their talents and careers. “You want to deceive the youth… so that the youth will be turned to be pastors. You go out there and fight for your right,” he said. He urged Nigerians to demand greater accountability from government, saying, “Everybody come out, let us fill the street and take back our government.” However, Odumeje stressed that his criticism was not directed at Christianity itself. “Everybody must know Christ, everybody must serve Christ,” he said, while adding that serving Christ should not prevent people from pursuing their professions. “Everybody has a talent. There are doctors, there are engineers,” he added.

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You Want To Deceive The Youth So They Won’t Fight For Their Rights; Nigeria Should Prioritise Development— Pastor Odumeje Reacts To Arome’s Prayer Remarks. Pastor Odumeje has criticised the idea that Nigeria has a special “calling” to prayer or revival, arguing that the country should focus more on development, innovation and responsible leadership. Reacting to Apostle Arome’s call for Nigerians to stop comparing themselves with the Chinese, whom he described as productive and innovative, Odumeje questioned the claim that Nigeria’s calling is primarily spiritual. “I heard a pastor saying Nigeria has a calling to prayer. What kind of calling is that? Are we meant to be prayer warriors?” Odumeje asked. He argued that other countries have developed by building and creating, while Nigeria should similarly prioritise development. “Developers, builders, creators,” he said, adding that Nigerians should focus on creating and developing the country rather than being told that prayer alone will solve its problems.

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iPhone 18: Cubana Chief Priest blasts media personality Nnamdi for mocking him.

There Is No Hope For Nigeria In Our Lifetime. I Don’t See A Miracle Happening — Journalist Jimi Disu gives up. Veteran journalist Jimi Disu has expressed pessimism about Nigeria’s prospects, saying he does not expect a major turnaround in his lifetime. “There is no hope oh… not in our lifetime. I don’t see it,” Disu said, referencing the biblical “threescore and ten” and adding, “I don’t see a miracle happening.” He attributed his outlook to what he described as the influence of “Boys Quarters boys” who have “completely overrun the system,” arguing that many people in leadership no longer understand sacrifice or the responsibility that comes with public office. Disu cited a recent exchange involving Seun Okinbaloye and an FIRS official over the purchase of an expensive vehicle by the President during difficult economic conditions.

The participants reportedly cited concerns over what they described as inadequate recognition, engagement and support for the youth constituency during and after the 2023 elections. They also reviewed policies of the Tinubu administration covering youth empowerment, economic reforms, infrastructure, healthcare, education, security, agriculture and workers’ welfare, with the statement saying participants expressed varying views on their implications. The youth leaders said further consultations and consensus-building would take place before determining their next step, with a physical meeting in Abuja also proposed to review the outcome of the talks.

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2027: Gov. Alex Otti’s Labour Party proposes alignment with APC to back Pres. Tinubu re-election. The Labour Party Youth Wing has proposed a political alignment with the All Progressives Congress (APC) and groups supporting President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The proposal followed a virtual meeting on Friday involving National Youth Leader Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, five national zonal youth leaders and 32 state youth leaders. According to a statement signed by Edo State Labour Party Youth Leader Ken Omusi and shared on the party’s official X account, the youth leaders mandated Ahanotu to begin consultations with the APC, Renewed Hope Movement, City Boy Movement and Tinubu Support Groups over a possible political alignment and collaboration.

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Honest Man Returns the bags of Money a speech and hearing impaired Trader Kept With Him After His De@th in Delta State. A Hausa man has reportedly returned all the money a d£af and non-speaking trader had entrusted to him for safekeeping before the trader’s d+ath at Ogbeijoh Market in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State. According to a post circulating online, the trader regularly kept his daily earnings with the man, who reportedly held onto the money for him. After news of the trader’s d+ath spread on Friday, the Hausa man reportedly returned to the market with all the money he had been keeping for the deceased. The development reportedly shocked other traders, who were also surprised by the amount of money the trader had accumulated despite his quiet lifestyle. The story has since gone viral on X, with social media users reacting to the man’s decision to return the money and expressing surprise at the deceased trader’s savings.

“I knew that okay, I need to understand because this is a body of knowledge, this is like a university,” she said. She encouraged married women to learn more about intimacy and added, “God is not against other styles in marriage.” Her husband, Pastor Juwon Owolabi, also joined the discussion, arguing that intimacy should not diminish with age. He referenced Abraham and his later marriage to Keturah, saying, “If you take care of yourself, the older you become, the better it should be.” The church’s programme focused on helping couples understand intimacy as part of marriage, rather than limiting s+x to childbearing.

If You D+e Without Experiencing Org@sm, You’ve Lived A Wasted Life — Pastor Juwon’s Wife Tells Married Women Mummy Owolabi, wife of Pastor Juwon Owolabi of Lightlife Church International, has sparked reactions after speaking about s+xual intimacy during a “Marriage That Works” programme. While teaching married couples, she said women should understand and enjoy intimacy within marriage, stressing that s+x should not be viewed only as a means of having children. “If you die without experiencing org@sm, you’ve lived a wasted life,” she said. “God created s+x, God instituted s+x and as a woman you have the right to enjoy org@sm.” Mummy Owolabi, who said she got married as a virgin and initially knew little about s+x beyond biology, explained that she later realised intimacy was something she needed to deliberately learn about.

Sophia also agreed with the host’s comment that “the grandma is the baby,” saying American mothers can struggle to get their own parents to watch their children, unlike the family support she described in Africa. The host then gave the viral response, saying she personally rejects the current expectations surrounding motherhood. “As much as I love my baby, I reject the entire existence of motherhood for the very reasons that you guys just discussed,” she said, citing a traumatic experience and lack of support. “I don’t want to be a lone no-limit soldier. I don’t. I want to be soft and feminine and I can’t do that because I take on so much,” she added. The host said she might have wanted eight children if she were in Nigeria but now does not want more unless she can have what she called a “soft life.” Sophia laughed and disagreed, saying she would still want eight children in Nigeria because of the village support.

Nigerian moms Have A Village To Support Them After Childbirth, American moms Are Soldiers because they do it with no help — Business tycoon Sophia Momodu. Real Housewives of Lagos star Sophia Momodu has sparked a conversation about motherhood after describing American mothers as “soldiers” for raising multiple children without the family support she says support for mother is common in Africa. Speaking on the POV Podcast, Sophia said African mothers can rely on a wider village after childbirth, with relatives helping them recover & care for their babies. “Seriously, I think that American women are soldiers. When I see a woman or a mother out here & she has multiple children, I look at her like a little soldier because there’s something that we have in Africa that’s pretty much like a village,” she said. She said Nigerian mothers can have their mothers or other relatives stay with them for months after childbirth, while some American mothers are expected to return to normal life shortly after giving birth.

“They have been calling us since yesterday (Friday) with a demand for N50m ransom each. They are thre@tening that anything untoward will happen to our children if we fail to heed to their request,” the parents said. They appealed to Ladoja and the police to intervene and secure their children’s release. Meanwhile, security operatives have reportedly located the suspected camp where the remaining victims are being held using drones, but the operation has been delayed over intelligence that the camp was planted with improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has also deployed the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of Operations, Shehu Nadada, to Imo State to coordinate the search-and-rescue operation.

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Kidn@ppers Give Families of 20 Abd¥cted NYSC Members 24 Hours To Pay up ₦1bn Ransom Kidn@ppers of 20 prospective National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members abd¥cted in Imo State have reportedly given their parents 24 hours to pay ₦50 million ransom for each victim. The victims were reportedly travelling from Oyo State to their orientation camp when they were abd¥cted along the Owerri-Onitsha Road in Umunoha, Imo State. The development was disclosed by the victims’ parents on Saturday during a visit to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, in Bodija, Ibadan, alongside the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Abimbola, and the Aseyin of Iseyinland, Oba Sefiu Adeyeri. According to the parents, the abd¥ctors have been contacting them using the mobile phones of some of the kidn@pped corps members and initially demanded ₦50 million for each victim, amounting to ₦1 billion.

Ivorian socialite Fatim Bakayoko allegedly D+es after BBL surgery In Nigeria. Ivorian influencer and entrepreneur Fatim Bakayoko has reportedly d+ed in Nigeria, with conflicting accounts emerging over the circumstances surrounding her de@th. Initial reports claimed that Bakayoko had travelled to Nigeria for a BBL surgery and d+ed following complications from the procedure. The claim was widely circulated on social media after it was first reported by French-language outlet Scoop Afrique. However, Bakayoko’s husband has disputed the account, saying she travelled to Nigeria for personal care. He reportedly told Scoop Afrique that her body was still in Nigeria and that the exact cause of her de@th had not been established. As of the latest reports, there is no confirmed medical or official account establishing that Bakayoko’s de@th was connected to a BBL, leaving the circumstances surrounding her passing unclear.

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